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with
the
four
parameter
FUNCTION
keys
to
position the bright
digit in
the desired display
field
and
then
increase or decrease the bright-digit value.
The
command
syntax
for bright-digit edit entries
is:
Select
Display
Field
-
Position Bright Digit
—
Change
Bright-Digit
Value
1.
Use one
of the four
FUNCTION
keys
to position the bright
digit in
the
appropriate
display
field.
2.
Use
the
[->]
or
[—
]
EDIT
keys
to
position the bright
digit
to the desired resolution,
and
use the
[t]
or
[|]
EDIT
keys
to increase or
decrease
the
value of the bright
digit.
The
position of the bright
digit
within a display
field
is
maintained
when
the bright
digit
is
moved
from one
display
field
to
another
and
then
back
to the original display
field.
The
repeat
rate
of the
[|]
or
[i]
EDIT
keys
may
be
changed
to a
faster
or
slower
rate (a
medium
repeat
rate
is
the
default)
with a
special
function
code
(see
Table
2-4).
Refer
to the
paragraphs
on
Special
Function
later in this
section for the
method
and
code.
2-15.
STEP ENTRY
Changing
parameters by
the step
entry
method
allows
the
operator
to preset
stepwise
increments of
a
parameter, then
change
that
parameter
(by the
amount programmed
in
the
step
function) with a
single
keystroke.
The
command
syntax
for step
entries
is:
Select
Step Function
—
Enter
Data
—
Select
Units
—
Change
Parameter
1.
Select the
parameter
to
be
changed
stepwise using
one
of the
FUNCTION
keys
followed
by
the
[STEP]
key
to
enable
the step function.
2.
Program
the
numeric
step
amount
using
the
DATA
keys.
3.
Select a
UNIT
key
to
give the
data
its
absolute
value.
4.
The
parameter
value
can
now
be
changed
by increments
of
the
programmed
step
amount
by
using the
[f]
or
[|j
STEP
keys.
While
the
[STEP]
key
is
pressed, the
display
field
of the
selected
parameter
shows
the
step
amount.
The
STEP
indicator
is
lit
in
the display
field
currently
affected
by
the
[STEP]
key.
The
repeat
rate
of the
[t]
or
[|]
STEP
keys
may
be
changed
to
a
faster
or slower
rate (a
medium
repeat
rate
is
the default)
with
a
Special
Function
code. Refer
to
the
paragraphs
on
Special
Functions
for the
method
and
code.
A
step
entry
is
ignored
when
the
result
of that
step entry
would
cause
the value
of
the
parameter
to
exceed
its
programmable
limit.
The
[STATUS]
key
allows the operator
to interrogate the
Generator
for
an
explanation
of
uncalibrated or
rejected
entry
operation
(UNCAL
or
REJ
ENTRY
indicator
is lit).
Refer
to
the
paragraphs on
Status
and
Clear
Entry
later in this
section
for
a
complete
list
of
status
codes.
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